Felix Auger-Aliassime
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- Date of birth
- 8 August 2000
- Birthplace
- Montreal
- Residence
- Monte Carlo, Monaco
- Height
- 193 cm
- Turned pro
- 2017
- Coach
- Ivan Ljubicic
- Earnings
- 23,758,766 $
- Social networks
Félix Auger-Aliassime, a Canadian professional tennis player, has quickly risen in the ranks of the ATP tour with his impressive skill set and competitive spirit. Born on August 8, 2000, in Montreal, Québec, he started playing tennis at a young age and joined the National Training Centre in Montreal to further develop his talents. As a child of an African father, Sam Aliassime, who hails from Togo, and a French-Canadian mother, Marie Auger, Félix has a diverse cultural background.
Auger-Aliassime turned professional in 2017 and made notable progress as one of the youngest players with a significant impact on the professional scene. Under the coaching guidance of Frédéric Fontang and occasionally Toni Nadal, the uncle of tennis legend Rafael Nadal, Félix has secured several prestigious victories. By 2023, he had won multiple ATP singles titles and participated in ATP Finals, showcasing his potential as a future Grand Slam contender.
On the Grand Slam stage, he reached the semifinals of the US Open in 2021 which marked his deepest run in a major tournament, bringing him further recognition worldwide. His powerful serve and forehand, combined with remarkable athleticism, have made him a tough adversary for any opponent.
In his personal life, Félix is known to keep a relatively low profile, but it is known that he has been in a relationship with Nina Ghaibi, an equestrian from Croatia, with whom he shares a supportive bond. Family remains an important aspect of his life, with his older sister, Malika, also involved in tennis during her collegiate years.
An interesting fact about Félix is that he was once part of a music video project to raise funds for a charity, showcasing his artistic side. Additionally, he is a part of the "RBC Future Launch" program in Canada, aimed at empowering youth and mentoring them for future career success outside of tennis.
Despite his growing accolades, Félix remains grounded, often citing humility and perseverance as key attributes to his personal and professional development. With a promising career ahead, Félix Auger-Aliassime continues to be one of the most exciting talents to watch in the world of tennis.
Auger-Aliassime turned professional in 2017 and made notable progress as one of the youngest players with a significant impact on the professional scene. Under the coaching guidance of Frédéric Fontang and occasionally Toni Nadal, the uncle of tennis legend Rafael Nadal, Félix has secured several prestigious victories. By 2023, he had won multiple ATP singles titles and participated in ATP Finals, showcasing his potential as a future Grand Slam contender.
On the Grand Slam stage, he reached the semifinals of the US Open in 2021 which marked his deepest run in a major tournament, bringing him further recognition worldwide. His powerful serve and forehand, combined with remarkable athleticism, have made him a tough adversary for any opponent.
In his personal life, Félix is known to keep a relatively low profile, but it is known that he has been in a relationship with Nina Ghaibi, an equestrian from Croatia, with whom he shares a supportive bond. Family remains an important aspect of his life, with his older sister, Malika, also involved in tennis during her collegiate years.
An interesting fact about Félix is that he was once part of a music video project to raise funds for a charity, showcasing his artistic side. Additionally, he is a part of the "RBC Future Launch" program in Canada, aimed at empowering youth and mentoring them for future career success outside of tennis.
Despite his growing accolades, Félix remains grounded, often citing humility and perseverance as key attributes to his personal and professional development. With a promising career ahead, Félix Auger-Aliassime continues to be one of the most exciting talents to watch in the world of tennis.
All
Victory/Loss
155
92
63
59%
330
204
126
62%
55
35
20
64%
∑
540
331
209
61%
Titles
3 ATP 500
3x ATP 500
- Basel2023
- Rotterdam2022
- Basel2022
6 ATP 250
6x ATP 250
- Montpellier2026
- Adelaide2025
- Brussels2025
- Montpellier2025
- Florence2022
- Antwerp2022
4 ATP CH 70
4x ATP CH 70
- Lyon2018
- Tashkent2018
- Lyon2017
- Seville2017
Performances
2024 Final,Madrid • ATP Masters 1000 2025 Semi final,US Open • Grand Slam 2021 Semi final,US Open • Grand Slam 2025 Final,Rolex Paris Masters • ATP Masters 1000 2019 Semi final,Miami • ATP Masters 1000 2023 Basel • ATP 500 2022 Basel • ATP 500 2022 Rotterdam • ATP 500 2026 Montpellier • ATP 250 2025 Brussels • ATP 250 2025 Montpellier • ATP 250 2025 Adelaide • ATP 250 2022 Antwerp • ATP 250 2022 Florence • ATP 250 2021 Final,Adelaide • ATP 250 2018 Tashkent • ATP CH 70 2018 Lyon • ATP CH 70 2017 Seville • ATP CH 70 2017 Lyon • ATP CH 70 2026 Quarter final,Wimbledon • Grand Slam 2026 Quarter final,French Open • Grand Slam 2022 Quarter final,Australian Open • Grand Slam 2021 Quarter final,Wimbledon • Grand Slam 2024 Semi final,Olympic Games • Olympic Games 2025 Quarter final,Shanghai • ATP Masters 1000 2025 Quarter final,Cincinnati • ATP Masters 1000 2023 Quarter final,Indian Wells • ATP Masters 1000 2022 Semi final,Rolex Paris Masters • ATP Masters 1000 2026 Final,Rotterdam • ATP 500 2025 Final,Dubai • ATP 500